10 Most Famous Pieces of Art you MUST SEE in the MoMA

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The MoMa, or the Museum of Modern Art in New York City houses one of the most extensive collections of modern art in the world. The museum houses the works of several famous modern artists including, but not limited to, Van Gogh, Dali, Picasso, Mondrian, and Warhol.
The museum allows the visitor to step into the creative minds of some of the most artistically gifted individuals in our modern world. This video shows you the 10 most famous art pieces in the MoMa. These famous pieces of art help you connect your mind to a creative and highly interesting the world. This museum, located in Midtown Manhattan, is one of the best things to do and see in New York City.
Use this top 10 list of the best artwork in the MoMa to highlight your tour. But don’t miss out on the several thousand other interesting and experimental pieces of modern art in the MoMa (Museum of Modern Art)
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[@tomellicott5709]

Thank you!

[@josecordova6647]

Thank you for this excellent compilation and the short summary of each art piece. I really enjoyed this tour and plan to see all of these when I visit the MoMA.

[@josecordova6647]

I also love your "Persistence of Time" interpretation. I thought something similar.

[@ProjectGaiaTravel]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@SG-91]

Thanks for the tour and the countdown. Excited to see this in person

[@ProjectGaiaTravel]

You bet!

[@smelo772]

Great job! Thank You.

[@ProjectGaiaTravel]

I'm glad you've enjoyed the video and please let me know if you have any questions at all. Thanks for watching.

[@erosamuk]

love this. thank you!! gonna check you other vlogs...

[@ProjectGaiaTravel]

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[@erosamuk]

@@ProjectGaiaTravel thanks for your reply, JP. enjoying your other content, too! and just subscribed!! woohoo!

[@erosamuk]

p.s. Dali's "persistence," the passage of time, depicts "limp clocks," which is a play on words -- get it?

[@elenaschwartz8859]

Thank you

[@ProjectGaiaTravel]

My pleasure, and please let me know if you have any questions about the pieces, the museum, or NYC travel in general. Thanks for watching!

[@joellomeli2035]

Great job. One question: Do they still have the three musicians by picasso? Thank you

[@ProjectGaiaTravel]

Thanks for watching. Yes, The Three Musicians is still on display. It is on the fifth floor in I believe room 513.

[@albertjanvanhoek294]

Interesting, although every choice is subjective. Dutch is difficult: Piet Mondriaan made his Dutch name a bit more "international" by writing "Piet Mondrian", correctly pronounced: "peet mon-dree- án".

[@ProjectGaiaTravel]

Thanks for the clarification and for watching!

[@KpxUrz5745]

I don't think the Nevelson rises to the rest of the company. I'd hate to be responsible for dusting that piece.

[@ProjectGaiaTravel]

Haha yes it would be horrible to dust. Thanks for watching!

[@artistmajor]

To truly respect the ArtistS, we need to learn- and voice- the proper pronunciation of the Artists; specifically, the #1 Artist. His name is NOT pronounced "Go" ! Art "scholars" and "Historians" need to stop perpetuating this mispronunciations

[@2flight]

Not MODERN art. When that stuff was made there were horses and buggy's on city streets. Now AI is stealing all the art. That is MODERN.